Neck Strap? Name of Camera on strap/Strap of your choosing? (Page 2): I too use and love the Op/Tech straps. There are lots of ways you can configure them and they are comfortable as...

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

I too use and love the Op/Tech straps. There are lots of ways you can configure them and they are comfortable as well as reasonably priced. I never use the OEM straps. It the output that is important, not the brand name.

Joe Blow

I use the Canon straps that came with the camera. Why not, they work. They work well. They are not a safety hazard if you attach them properly.

Advertising? Geeze Louise, if someone can't see that big black things hanging off your neck, why would I worry about someone trying to steal my camera because of the strap or get uptight because the strap says the same thing the front of the camera does.

I am just not that pretentious to worry about my camera strap.

illininitt

I went to Amazon for a OP/TECH strap. Surprised so many on here list it as their pick. Never heard of OP/TECH....one strap for about $15 another for about $25...can't make up my mind yet on which...but it will be bought by sunset! Thanks to all you people who took the time to answer.

DWU2 Loc: Phoenix Arizona area

bsprague wrote:

Op/Tech provides a system of straps. I can interchange a wide shoulder pad for a narrow one depending on the day's mission. I can also replace the primary strap with a wrist strap if the mood suits me.

I also use Op/Tech, and like it very much.

PHRubin Loc: Nashville TN USA

Joe Blow wrote:

I use the Canon straps that came with the camera. Why not, they work. They work well. They are not a safety hazard if you attach them properly.

Advertising? Geeze Louise, if someone can't see that big black things hanging off your neck, why would I worry about someone trying to steal my camera because of the strap or get uptight because the strap says the same thing the front of the camera does.

I am just not that pretentious to worry about my camera strap.

DITTO!

Cdouthitt Loc: Traverse City, MI

Mine says Peak Design (on a small logo)

wilsondl2 Loc: Lincoln, Nebraska

Don't use one. I carry my camera in a holster type bag when walking around. It will hold another lens. Just can't get a comfortable grip on my camera when taking a picture. If I anticipate having a shot come up a keep my camera in my hand. Just saying you do not have to have a strap. - Dave

OddJobber Loc: Portland, OR

wilsondl2 wrote:

Just saying you do not have to have a strap. - Dave

Agreed but I use a wrist strap for in case I get clumsy.

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

OddJobber wrote:

Agreed but I use a wrist strap for in case I get clumsy.

Me too.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

illininitt wrote:

Have a new Canon T7I which of course came with a Canon strap. Do most just use the one that came with the camera....or buy one of their own. If so....which is a good/wide/comfortable to wear? (some are proud of their camera and love to have that name displayed)

I keep my Canon straps, they work just fine for me.

TJBNovember Loc: Long Island, New York

illininitt wrote:

Have a new Canon T7I which of course came with a Canon strap. Do most just use the one that came with the camera....or buy one of their own. If so....which is a good/wide/comfortable to wear? (some are proud of their camera and love to have that name displayed)

Op/Tech, easy to put on, variety of choices and among the most comfortable neck straps I've used.

queencitysanta Loc: Charlotte, North Carolina

Op/tech is the only way for me to go. Our own MT Shooter http://www.cameracottage.com/equipment

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

illininitt wrote:

Have a new Canon T7I which of course came with a Canon strap. Do most just use the one that came with the camera....or buy one of their own. If so....which is a good/wide/comfortable to wear? (some are proud of their camera and love to have that name displayed)

I have a collection of camera straps - unopened. I use OP/TECH straps on everything, even my banjos and ukuleles. Good price, excellent quality, made in the USA, and totally interchangeable. Even their instrument straps are interchangeable with their camera equipment.

Sendai5355 Loc: On the banks of the Pedernales River, Texas

OP/TECH USA. With the quick disconnect, I can switch the neck strap section between cameras.

BlueMorel Loc: Southwest Michigan

OddJobber wrote:

I put Canon straps on my Nikons as theft deterrents.

I shouldn't laugh because I have a Canon - but I did anyway. 😊